Questions about tile-serving
Priv.-Doz. Dr. M. Weihrauch
martin.weihrauch at uni-koeln.de
Thu Sep 3 03:13:22 EDT 2015
Great, now I understand. Then I'll make up my own "algorithm" about how
much upsampling I will allow. I guess, I'd be OK with 1-2%, that should
be unnoticable to the human eye.
Thanks so much for this software and your constant support!
Martin
Am 03.09.2015 um 07:30 schrieb Benjamin Gilbert:
> On 09/02/2015 04:42 PM, Dr. M. Weihrauch wrote:
>> If the openslide zoomlevel is eg only 2px bigger than the openslide
>> level, where do you set the cut off not to take the bigger openslide
>> zoom level?
> The Deep Zoom implementation in OpenSlide Python never upsamples. For
> example, CMU-1.svs has these downsample values:
>
> Level Downsample
> 0 1
> 1 4.0001215362177929
> 2 16.000486144871171
>
> When OpenSlide Python is rendering the Deep Zoom level with downsample
> 16, it will read pixels from slide level 1 and scale them. That is
> probably more cautious than necessary, and will have a negative impact
> on performance. However, I don't have a recommendation for how much
> upsampling to allow. Does anyone else have experience with this?
>
> --Benjamin Gilbert
>
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